It looks like the total snowfall for downtown Baltimore, where I live was a whopping 26.8 inches in a 24 hour period. This is the first year on record that we have had two 20+ inches snows in one season. Let’s just hope there isn’t another one this year!
I managed to walk over to the Chefs’ house for a lovely dinner. A delish pasta dish, followed by bread pudding that I actually cooked! I also had plenty of time to play with my new sewing machine and some of the fabrics I picked up yesterday at DeBois before it started snowing.
UPDATE: Three guys came by when I was starting to clear my car and charged me $10 each to shovel out the car! I was happy to pay them, and they completed the job in about 20 minutes!
Meg-I would have to be snow in up to my-well just about where you are right now to start sewing! Bravo-can not wait to see the duds you make for the great huskie Connor.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful images including the header which brought the biggest smile to my face. Even the snowbound car brings back memories. Love the snow and envy the winter land its brought you.
Now that's some snow....stay warm Meg and dry! xv
ReplyDeleteThere's going to be a lot of digging and you are going to hear a lot of snowblowers in pigtown today!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you still have power - my sister in law and her husband are in a hotel. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThe biggest problem is that there's no place to put the snow. Some eejit in the 'hood dug out his car and piled all of the snow in the middle of his narrow street! I almost got my shovel and shoveled it all back onto is car! People are so inconsiderate!
ReplyDeleteReading and enjoying your blog from Harford County. Get ready - more snow to come on Tuesday and Wednesday :-( We had 29 inches here.
ReplyDeleteFoot's latest forecast is making me so depressed I can barely speak:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.footsforecast.org/
SERIOUSLY. I think that is so smart of you to let someone dig your car out. The guys probably were bored and could use the money. Good idea!
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